Hearst may reveal SLA ties to gain lighter sentence
Patricia Hearst, 22, facing up to 25 years for armed robbery, reportedly offered to reveal all she knows about the Symbionese Liberation Army in exchange for leniency. Judge Oliver J. Carter heard psychiatric reports as probation officers recommended a nonbinding term, with Hearst not expected to testify.
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Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
al Johnson
Johnson
F. Lee Bailey
Symbionese Liberation Army
Carter
Elizabeth Richards
Three Lucasville Guards Suspended Over Prison Escape
Three Lucasville prison guards will begin 30 day suspensions after an escape by inmates Donald Nickerson and Donald Ferdinand. Two guards faced miscounts in the cell block while a third at the gate helped the inmates in disguising themselves with dummy uniforms. Ferdinand and Nickerson were recaptured near the prison. Ferdinand had 10 to 15 years for assault with intent to rob and Nickerson was serving a life term for murder.
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Columbus, Ohio
Lucasville
Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
Department
Donald Nickerson
Donald Ferdinand
Oniy
Ferdinand
Halifax Resolves Move Toward Independence in North Carolina
In April 1776 the North Carolina Provincial Congress at Halifax authorizes its Continental Congress delegates to vote for independence and form foreign alliances. South Carolina soon follows, empowering its delegates to vote as necessary for defense and welfare of America.
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Sir Henry Clinton
Cape Fear
North Carolina Provincial Congress
Halifax
Colonial Assemblies
Continental Congress
Provincial Congress
South Carolina
America
Foster mother fights for adoption of Korean child
MIAMI AP Lori Kellogg adopted Jamie Myung in 1972 as a long distance foster mother. She faced hurdles to adopt since she was not married. A December law changed visa rules with help from Senator Lawton Chiles and Representative William Lehman. Jamie, abandoned in Seoul, remains set to join Kellogg by Easter or Mother's Day amid criticism about race.
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Miami
Lori Kellogg
Jamie Myung
Ms. Kellogg
Jamie
U.S. Immigration Service
Sen. Lawton
Montgomery blamed in Berlin dispute over Alamein victory
Lord Chalfont argues Montgomery was unfairly blamed for not pressing to Berlin after North Africa. TheTimes biographer says Montgomery won at Alamein and should not be faulted for strategic pauses. Chalfont contends Eisenhower was largely right while Montgomery was largely wrong.
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Foreign Office
Field Marshall
Viscount Montgomery
Mander Bright D. Eisenhower
Berlin
North Africa
Lord Chalfont
Times of
Or Times London
Montgomery
Alamein
Chalfont
Eisenhower
Adle
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